Cybersecurity in the Philippines: Are Our Events Safe?
Keywords:
events management, cybersecurity, risk managementAbstract
The purpose of this research is to define the meaning of cybersecurity and to determine the extent of its risksin the Philippines, more specifically in the industry of Events Management. With cybersecurity, significant tribulations such as event security, safety, and disorganisation may arise. In some cases, identity theft, data leakage, and life-threatening circumstances may occur at any given point. The study involves analysing cybersecurity risks in the Philippines through real-life scenarios, gaining insights through interviews with industry professionals, and determining whether events in the Philippines are safe from such undertakings. In addition, the research will include in-depth discussions on how hackers can take advantage of their abilities in order to gain access to private events, attendees' personal information, insider knowledge, as well as confidential files. From technologies such as RFID readers to airwave scanning, the research aims to shed light on the current conditions of Philippine events. What is the gravity of the situation in terms of cybersecurity in Philippine events? Are people at risk or have they already fallen prey to the hackers in the industry? What preventive measures can event organisers take in order to protect themselves and their guests? Through the findings of this research, valuable recommendations can be drawn to prevent further threats that could jeopardise future events.
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